Thursday, July 23, 2026

UNITED REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Welcome New Member J and K Janitorial and Cleaning Supplies and Equipment     17 Cross Street, #3A Plainville, MA Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.   Join us as we welcome new member J and K Janitorial and Cleaning Supplies and Equipment in Plainville MA. This janitorial and […]

RIPTA REOPENS PHOTO ID SERVICE OFFICE

RIPTA to Reopen Photo Identification Office Beginning Tuesday, January 17, 2023     The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) announced that the Photo ID Office located inside the Kennedy Plaza Intermodal Transportation Center, will reopen on Tuesday, January 17, 2023.    The Photo ID Office, where passengers can process their reduced fare bus pass […]

REHOBOTH: ARTS IN THE VILLAGE CONCERT

Rehoboth: Arts in the Village concert on February 18 Emil Altschuler and Mana Tokuno   MANA   and     Presenter: Arts in the Village Concert Series   When: Saturday, February 18, 7:30 p.m.   Where: Goff Memorial Hall, 124 Bay State Rd., Rehoboth, MA 02769   How much: $22 general; $20 seniors; $8 children […]

HOME GOALS FOR 2023

Get Tips for Your Home Goals in 2023     January 13 2023   It’s a new year, and that means new possibilities.   For some, that might mean buying a house for the first time. For existing homeowners, it could mean improving your current space — or selling it to move on to a […]

GIRL SCOUT COOKIES ARE HERE!

Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England Kicks Off 2023 Girl Scout Cookie Season     GIRL SCOUT OLIVE   Girl Scouts in Southeastern New England are now selling the exclusively online, berry-blasted Raspberry Rally™ cookie alongside the iconic cookie lineup, powering amazing experiences in outdoors, STEM, and beyond.   [Warwick, RI—January 10, 2023]—Today, Girl Scouts […]

RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION – RIDE

Commissioner’s Memo to Friends of Education   ANGELICA   Investing in Mental and Behavioral Health Supports   As we begin this new year, the Rhode Island Department of Education is recommitting itself to improving and expanding access to mental and behavioral health supports in our schools.   Recently, we announced RIDE was awarded a four year, $7.2 million […]

THE CULTURAL CENTER OF CAPE COD

THIS WEEK’S MUSE   JOSIAH WEDGEWOOD   By 1732, twelve-year-old Josiah Wedgewood had already developed into a skilled potter in his own right and a career in ceramic art as a “master thrower” beckoned. But a bout of smallpox that year affected his right leg so severely that he could no longer operate the mechanical […]

TEN MILE RIVER RAMBLES

Orange Heaven and Winter Leisure BY DON DOUCETTE Usually, large Sumo oranges have a short season late in the commercial citrus fruit cycle.   This is the first time we have chanced upon these sumptuous Baby Sumo fruit earlier than the later appearance of large Sumo oranges.   So…as these bright cheery orbs are so […]